Is it a empirical fact or quite possibly an illusion? That’s my whole argument. And yeah it’s proving no free will in a narrow sense but this argument...
I think the fact that there exists religious pluralism kind of discredits every religion itself. Think about it, if you had been born and raised elsew...
Aristotle gave an objection this argument by denying the principle of bivalence when it comes to propositions about the future. I.e. the statement tha...
To defend premise 6, I'll say there is no strong evidence for a miracle since there is no accounts of a Miracle attested by sufficient number of peopl...
Here's a solid argument against skeptical theism: 1. If one accepts skeptical theism, then one asserts that humans (non-omniscient beings) cannot make...
Let me show why all three characteristics (omnibenevolent, omniscient, omnipotent) are required of the Christian God: 1. If God is not omnibenevolent,...
By Quantum Mechanics I assume you mean Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle aka the observer effect. I want to clarify how the observer affect or anything...
Nice! I had to look this up. 1.Panpsychist claims there is mental element present in everything. 2.Property Dualism says while there is only one kind ...
I am glad you made this distinction since, for me, this is a far more reasonable belief than, God simply having the power to envision all future. Howe...
The problem I am posing is for an omnipotent, omnibenevolent and omniscient God. If you don't believe that he is all three concurrently this contradic...
Free will is the power of acting without the constraints of necessity or fate. If God has foreknowledge of a persons choice, then the person is constr...
The point is to show an omnipotent God cannot exist. Apparently, using Modus Tollens here. Think of the argument: If there is smoke, there is fire. Th...
Yes, exactly my point. These are people created by God. Being Omniscient he created them with the knowledge that they are going to have evil intention...
Ok, my definition of God is a being who is Omnipotent, Omniscient and Omnipresent. My definition of Omnipotence is being able to do anything So I rewr...
I am talking about the general definition of God (you can think in terms of whatever Religion you do or don't follow). If it's still unclear, check th...
We are talking about can and cannot. So either God can or cannot make such a stone. Let's say God chooses not to lift the rock but he possibly can, th...
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